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Meanwhile, Nick, I know tomorrow, as you know, marks two years since those horrific

Hamas attacks and Israeli and your team have been working on stories to mark the week.

Tell us about those.

Yeah, as you know, Omna, October the 7th is really a day before and a day after for the Middle East when history split.

And we wanted to do a series of stories from the region.

A new poll finds that two-thirds of Israelis now say the time has come to end the war in Gaza.

That's the highest number since the beginning of the war.

27 percent, you see that and read down there, say it's not time to end the war.

And that divide in Israeli society is reflected inside Israeli's military, where some

reservists say the war must be fought and won, and others are refusing to serve.

Above Israel's largest port, the words on the hostage poster declare, we'll bring them back, and we will

rise. But Israeli military reserve, Captain Ron Feiner, believes the war in Gaza is leading

the country astray.

After I understood that this government is not going to listen to the voice of most of the

people in Israel and they are willing

to keep the war going forever.

I decided that I can't, I just can show up.

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